On 1/31/06, Aaron Trevena <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Matt,
>
> looking at this :
> > FWIW I was using Maypole 2.09 but upgraded to 2.10 and tried it again. It
> > didn't seem to make much difference because
> > MyApp::Default->can('my_action') doesn't seem to want to return anything.
>
> I'd say you need to fix that problem - isolated from maypole before
> going any further, as until that method is visible at all, even
> without any method attribute checking.
>
> cheers,
>
Yep. the only way that could happen (afik) is if compilation stopped
in MayApp::Default before it got to that method. Or perhaps you are
not "using" or "requiring" MyApp::Default
in your driver. I did that a few times. I wrote code in a .pm file but
never said :
MyApp::Default->require || die $UNIVERSAL::require::ERROR;
so the code was never seen. Dut CDBI:;Loader had done its job so the
error was a little aloof. Also, the die clause there is important
and should stop the annoying half compiled .pm file errors. This is
because by default require will stop compiling on error but not die so
you could have a typo half way down your file and anything above it
will be compiled and work but any subs after it will not exist to the
computer. Frustrating to say the least.
hth,
peter
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